Simply fantastic tea rooms. Great example of a very British experience, in an immensely impressive, imposing, old stately home and large estate. The tea room itself is in a very, very old room that is adjacent to the old chapel. No fake reproduction work here, it's genuinely hundreds of years old. Amazing staff, Good menu, and properly brilliant food that's fantastic value for money. The outdoor scenery is utterly astonishing. Staggeringly hard to beat the views ANYWHERE. The tea rooms themselves could use a little bit of decluttering in some spots, but it's charm outweighs those little nit picking points... The only negative is the drive into site. First off, Google maps is WRONG(I've let them know) you can NOT turn in via the a556. The only entry is via a5033. No matter what car you have, go very slow. It's an AWFUL surface from entry to car park. Use the road signs for the tea rooms, Google will just send you up a creek otherwise..... If you have a decent car, especially a low slung fast sports car, go ULTRA SLOW and pay attention. If so it's fine, otherwise make sure you take gloves and incontinence underwear.. you will need to hide the stark white knuckles, and what will definitely be shooting out, as you drive over a model of the grand canyon - courtesy of the pot hole gnomes who have been hard at work turning the driveways into terrifying car destruction devices... It's also only 1 car wide, with cow grids, so make sure your passengers are chanting gothic prayers to the car gods that you don't run into anyone, or you will be stuck, or worse reversing through the pothole playpit.. be sensible and slow, and you will be fine... Highly recommend going.